BuzzH
Well-known member
Now is the time to contact the House TRW on making the switch from preference points for sheep and moose in Wyoming to a squared bonus point system.
Whether opposed, support, or something in between, now is the time to contact them.
I don't like switching point systems this deep into the current system (28 years I think).
What I proposed to the TRW is the following:
Amend the bill to split tags 50-50, with 50% of the tags staying under the current preference point system. The remaining 50% in a squared bonus point system.
This makes tag splits easier, improves draw odds for those in the random side (squared bonus), and also keeps those that have been applying the longest from getting the shaft.
Perfect? No. But the best I can come up with that has the best chance of passing and still not completely trashing the top point holders.
A compromise that has a chance of happening.
Regardless, now's the time to comment...
This email address goes to the entire committee:
[email protected]
Fire away with your thoughts, this has no impact on me one way or the other, I'm lifed out of both moose and sheep (thankfully).
Whether opposed, support, or something in between, now is the time to contact them.
I don't like switching point systems this deep into the current system (28 years I think).
What I proposed to the TRW is the following:
Amend the bill to split tags 50-50, with 50% of the tags staying under the current preference point system. The remaining 50% in a squared bonus point system.
This makes tag splits easier, improves draw odds for those in the random side (squared bonus), and also keeps those that have been applying the longest from getting the shaft.
Perfect? No. But the best I can come up with that has the best chance of passing and still not completely trashing the top point holders.
A compromise that has a chance of happening.
Regardless, now's the time to comment...
This email address goes to the entire committee:
[email protected]
Fire away with your thoughts, this has no impact on me one way or the other, I'm lifed out of both moose and sheep (thankfully).